Date: 5/6/25 5:18 am From: John Rawinski <johnrawinski0...> Subject: [cobirds] Re: Storm Approaches
For 24 hours, it has rained steadily. Home Lake had a bit of a fallout
yesterday and there were scads of Yellow-rumped Warblers in and among the
trees. The Baltimore Oriole was still present for photo opportunities.
Swallows in great numbers fed along the waters edge scouring for insects.
Definitely chilly out there as we were just above the freezing point and
snows stayed in the mountains a bit higher up. Getting my coffee and headed
out to see what is going on today Wed.
John Rawinski
Monte Vista, CO
On Sunday, May 4, 2025 at 5:59:19 PM UTC-6 John Rawinski wrote:
> Last night, an estimated 200,000 birds migrated over Alamosa. But in spite
> of that number, the local habitats were scarce on birds. Perhaps many flew
> onward. But at least one intriguing one stayed. A male *Baltimore Oriole*
> was at Home Lake this afternoon. From a quick look at data, there are less
> than 10 records, more or less.
>
> Next 2 days promise a wintry/wet mix and so we'll see what drops in.
>
> John Rawinski
> Monte Vista, CO
>
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